RIDGID® 47745 Pipe Die, 1/2 in Conduit/Pipe, 1/2-3/4-14 NPT Thread, Right Thread, 4 Pieces, For Use With 504A, 711, 713, 811A, 815A, 816, 817 and 842 Universal Die Heads, Alloy Steel
RIDGID® 47745 Pipe Die, 1/2 in Conduit/Pipe, 1/2-3/4-14 NPT Thread, Right Thread, 4 Pieces, For Use With 504A, 711, 713, 811A, 815A, 816, 817 and 842 Universal Die Heads, Alloy Steel
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BrandRIDGID®
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UPC095691477453
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Manufacturer Part Number47745
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CountryUSA
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FinishBright
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Thread DirectionRight
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MaterialAlloy Steel
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Thread Size1/2-3/4-14
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Thread TypeNPT
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Conduit/Pipe Size1/2 in
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Number of Pieces4
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Suitable For Use With504A, 711, 713, 811A, 815A, 816, 817 and 842 Universal Die Heads
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
|---|---|
| Grainger | 4Z977 |
| MSC | 74789363 |
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UNSPSC23251812
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Package DescriptionEACH
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WarrantyLifetime
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